Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1887-12-14
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Tie ). A. c. occupy the rooms over
tallmann's restaurant and grocery.
Have YOU :. en- those beauitul Christ
as and New Year cards at Salcks'.
Fine silk suslendets :or III. lay trade
t SCHILLER & QuENTMEYER's.
Full stock ct piaut~ anu organs, rang-
ng in price from $50 to $500, at Sproesser''s
81. Psnls Parish guild will meet to-
morrow afternoon with Mrs ID. Swieger.
The public schools close Friday next
or the holidays, and will open again
Tuesday, January 8.
The Northwestern University closes
Tuesday next for the holidays and opens
Wednesday, January 4.
To those that want to economic,
save money by buying your holiday goods
at Aug. Wiggenhorn's.
A comprehe nslve line of gold watches
reliable goods fully warranted-from
s15 to $75, at Sproesser's.
Great eduction on newmarkets, plush
cloaks and misses and childrens gar
nents at Trachte & Hraysers
Needing more room to accommodate
heir immense Holiday stock, the Salicks
have fitted up the upper floor for use.
Silk umbrellas with gold handles for
holiday trade just in at
SCHIFFLER & QUENTMEYER's,
Thanks to ] FL Livsey for copy Of
annual report of the Young Mems Chris
ian association of Pittsburgh, Pa, for
1887
A full line of card aud cutting tables,
ap boards, ironing boards, clothes racks,
pillow sham holders, ETC., at E. W.
Schultzs.
Watertown Good Templars lodge re-
,orts ffty-tour members; tifly-thfee the
wo previous quarters and no losses in
he three
Twenty-Five per cent discount on sill
Ter plated ware, with no extra charge for
.ngraving; 45 per cent on Rockford plat
d ware, at Sproesse~'s.
Saturday E. J. Evans, of Emmett,
old his splendid team of large sorrels to
Dr.. Valerius & CO. The team are part
Norman and valued at 5000.
-Saicks' stores are grand place of
lttractioT, and no one should fail to call
nd see the fine line of goods offered at
ucb remarkably low figures.
Tomorrow evening the young ladies
ylover club of the Cong regational church
i've their bazaar and supper at lower
Turner Hall, and general Invitation is
extended. Supper tickets So cents.
Gold and silver watches, solid silver
md silver-plated ware, clocks, all kinds
# jewelry, musical instruments, all kinds
# plush goods, stationery, toys, albums,
Tolls, novelty goods, etc., at Jos. Salick
I Sons
Miss Title Herzog, daughter of Mr..
md Mrs Paul Herzog, of the Second
ward, died Saturday, December 10, aged
L5 years. She had not been i n robust
health for some months. The funeral was
leld this morning.
One of the "Perfection" treble-sander
vood-polisbing machines from the j. L..
Terry Manufacturing Co. was shipped to
.ondon, England, last week, on the order
{ a New York firm who is already oper-
ting two of these popular machines.
Don't forget that Schiller & Quent-
meyer carry the largest and best line for
he holiday trade in muff1ers, neckties,
silk suspehders, fur caps, silk umbrellas,
silk handkerchief, night shirts, ETC., etc.
Look over their assortment for useful
presents. SCHIFFLER & QUENTMEYER.
The Welsh road cheese factory, of
CLlnCl, ic a iSOShhiy
with capital of $1,000. The factory
building, frame structure, 24x50, is now
in course of erection. The following are
the factory officers: President, Theo.
Wedemeyer; secretary, David Jones;
treasurer, ]. Thauer.
The sixth meeting of the penuchle
club met last Saturday evening with
Miss Leila Greene. The next meeting
will be held at the home of Miss Nellie
Howell, at which time officers of the
club will be elected for the ensuing year
Refreshments served every evening.
AT special election held at West
Bend Saturday, Patrick O'Meara was
elected mayor to fill the vacancy occa-
ssione6 by the resignation of Mayor Potter.
The rlayor-elect ia town-of-Emmet boy,
and prominent attorney Mr.. OMeara
Al. r.